Cedar Crest Inn

Great staff and location...very relaxing/comfortable property

Next to noisy hospital

Gorgeous house, beautiful antique furniture. Great porch to relax in the afternoon and eat the delicious breakfast in the morning.

Bed wasn’t the most comfortable and very creaky.

The breakfasts were excellent - a lovely quiche one day and croissant French toast another with walnuts and bananas the other. Room was nicely decorated and the mattress was very comfortable. Also, the building was very quiet -- no noise carry from other guests, TVs, etc.

My only issue was the bathroom -- no space for toiletries and a bath tub/shower that was downright dangerous for a short person like me (old iron tub, very deep -- hard to get in and out.) That said, it's an older house and I was not surprised.

The staff was great! From check in to breakfast (we missed but they had a plate for my new wife that they found a tray for me to take it up to her). Thanks again and we will be back.

Cedar Crest is an extraordinarily well-maintained Victorian home from the late 1800's with historical significance. Beautiful; the photos hardly do it justice. Nicholas greeted us at the door and was the consummate host. He shared the home's history, showed us around and helped us with our luggage. Later he made good suggestions for dinner and music options A social hour offered homemade cookies, with wine choices, local IPA beers or coffee and tea available. My glass of wine on the terrace was the beginning of a lovely evening. Breakfast was elegant and delicious .. cherry crepes filled with ricotta cheese, with a starter of fresh fruit. Coffee was local sumatra blend and excellent. Location is convenient and near downtown. Grounds are inviting and manicured. This stay far exceeded our expectations.

Absolutely nothing, except that we didn't have time to stay longer than one day. Definitely try to stay several days or more.